Amazonian Conservation, Global Sustainability
The Amazon Center for Environmental Education and Research (ACEER) Foundation develops local and global environmental leaders who work to conserve and restore functioning landscapes in the Amazon Basin and beyond.
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Our Latest ACEER Blog Posts

Sustainability
Denise

In the Garden of Deeden: Growing Up

Anyone walking in the Amazon Rainforest knows that the forest is tall, very tall. From the herbaceous layer of plants on the forest floor through shrubs, understory trees, canopy trees and finally the giant emergent trees, vertical growth is what the forest is all about. And a closer look at the trees found at each level

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Education
Luis Gustavo Arruda

Bolsonaro’s last trick is not exactly what you’d think

In spite of Lula da Silva’s victory in the latest presidential rally, the last month of Bolsonaro’s maladministration might impact Brazil for decades Picture yourself: you finally got the funds to accomplish the project you’ve been dreaming for the past decade. It is December, so you are searching for the best gifts for your nephews,

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Stingless Bees in Hive in Peruvian Amazon Rainforest
Sustainability
Dylan Francis

Stingless Bees

“Ha! Careful, they’ll try and go up your nose!” I turn and see Jospeh See, an ACEER conservation fellow, covered in bees. As they’re latching onto his hair and covering his macro camera, I can see he is beaming, perfectly in his element.  We were in the midst of opening a tree trunk hive to

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